What are some simple experiments related to learning about acid rain?

You can get a lemon, right? Squeeze out all the juice from that lemon. Add a certain amount of water (like 100 milliliters). Use this mixture to add green grass (10 inches by ten inches area for example) every other day.

You'll notice the change after a while.

Measure the pH of the lemon juice and tap water with a pH meter, then measure the pH of the combined mixture.

Additionally, soil pH can be measured both before and after this experiment.

Rainwater pH can also be measured; it should be between 5.5 and 5.6.

1. pH Testing of Rainwater
2. Effect of Acid Rain on Plant Growth
3. Corrosion of Different Materials in Simulated Acid Rain
4. Impact of Acid Rain on Aquatic Life in a Controlled Environment
5. Simulating Acid Rain Formation in a Jar
6. Observing the Reaction of Acid Rain on Limestone
7. Acid Rain's Influence on Soil Quality and Nutrient Availability
8. Demonstrating Acid Rain's Effect on Metal Structures
9. Acid Rain and Its Impact on Eggshell Dissolution
10. Investigating the Impact of Acid Rain on Microorganisms in Soil.